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2021 Merola Summer Festival (Fair Use)
MUSIC: Celebrating the diversity in song, this recital co-curated by mezzo-soprano Ronnita Miller (Merola '05) and tenor Nicholas Phan will explore the many things our hearts desire.

What the Heart Desires – Live Performance – 2021 Merola Summer Festival

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Date(s) - 07/03/2021
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

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  • Live Performance: Saturday, July 3, 2021, 2:00 PM
  • Available to Members: Friday, July 16
  • Public Release Date: Friday, July 30

Celebrating the diversity in song, this recital co-curated by mezzo-soprano Ronnita Miller (Merola ’05) and tenor Nicholas Phan will explore the many things our hearts desire. Featuring compositions by women and people of color, the program will include selections about romantic desire, physical desire, and the longing for home, for rest, for peace, and for a better world performed by select 2021 Merola young artists.

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2021 Merola Summer Festival

What the Heart Desires will be performed on July 3. A limited number of seats will be available to $1,000+ Merola donors on a first-come, first-served basis. The recital will be filmed and available to view online for members on July 16 and the general public on July 30. Back Home: Through the Stage Door will be available to members to stream starting August 13. The general public will have access starting August 27. The Merola Grand Finale will be performed live on July 31. There may also be an invited audience for the live performance, depending on the COVID restrictions. It will be filmed and available to stream on-demand for members on August 20 and the general public on September 3. Not a Merola member? Donate now.

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